Melancholy Granted

Melancholy granted,
uncalled and ne’er a reason why –
comes at moment’s dusk like this,
from silent wood and throbbing sky.

As if it’s called from aging flesh,
greying beard and fading eye.
I feel it so wash o’er me,
that in return I grant a sigh –
to acknowledge day’s escaping,
to ponder on the dreams un-won,
to toast in silent reverie
the man I’ve so become.

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6 responses to “Melancholy Granted

  1. Great description of a man going on 63. Eloquent…Thanks Jay. Oh and “silent wood and throbbing sky”…

  2. The Blue Madame's avatar Matrone Bell

    Ok, now I’m in love with your poetry. 😀

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